Dream Tree’s ROCCS (Reverse Osmosis Ceramic Conversion System) is ideal for
filtration of well water or a municipal water supply that contains heavy metals or
other challenges that might require more power. For many years, reverse osmosis (R/O)
has been the most popular option to remove impurities from the water we drink.
Dream Tree has taken the reverse osmosis process and perfected it by adding a series of
filters after the R/O process. These filters take the dead, acidic water created through
the R/O process and bring it back to life with our patented ceramic conversion process.
The ROCCS is comprised of six stages of filtration for optimum purification. The system
begins with a sediment filter to remove larger particles and is followed by two carbon filters
and a membrane filter that completes the reverse osmosis process. The purified water
is then treated further by a taste and odor filter and an antioxidant-alkaline filter to create
water that makes you feel good! The reverse osmosis portion of the Dream Tree ROCCS is
among the most efficient and effective in the marketplace today, but the unique process
we use to bring that water back to life separates the Dream Tree reverse osmosis system
from all the rest. The ROCCS is designed to produce up to 50 gallons per day; it averages to
approximately 1 gallon every 30 minutes. We’re confident that every Dream Tree product
you choose will have a major impact on your well-being; the key is to provide the right kind
of water for your family. Please be advised that the ROCCS does require professional installation
but maintaining the ROCCS unit is quite simple once it is installed and requires no special skills.
Changing the filters is simple and we provide a suggested maintenance schedule so you’ll
always know when it’s time to change each filter. ROCCS installation must be performed by
a licensed plumber or the warranty will be voided. WARNING: The System Hardware Tubing,
Connectors, O Rings, Housing may have to be replaced and/or lubricated every year depending
on your quality of water and contaminants. Filter REPLACEMENT Maintenance is continuously
REQUIRED and dependent on your water quality. Consult your local licensed plumber for
replacement or maintenance questions.